Masala Indian Cuisine

Presenting Hyderabadi biryani which looks like pulao, tastes worst than pulao, has overpowering flavour of burnt onions in it, not prepared with basmati rice, instead prepared using regular cheap quality thick rice. This business shall be ashamed of such practices where they blatantly lie on menus about Hyderabadi biryani and selling trash at expensive price. When I asked their staff, they also lied that it is actually Hyderabadi biryani. This business clearly isn’t interested in repeat customers. Waste of my money. They are selling trash in the name of food. I am certainly never going back for anything at all. No wonder the place has such bad reviews and both its exterior and interior sucks.

First time visiting and got here in time for the buffet. All of the food was fresh and flavorful and the freshly made naan bread was excellent.

Located in an Indian plaza making it a good spot for Indian groceries and food. For $15, I believe this buffet is a great deal even with a relatively small selection. The food is hot and what they had was delicious. The restaurant's interior is okay, the staff is quick to clean plates. My favorite is the paneer tiki masala, your taste buds will thank you! You're given naan bread at the table. The chicken wings are good and taste kinda similar to Chinese food wings. Very crispy and moist.

Excellent buffet. All the choices are the right choices. Just enough variety but not overwhelming, where you can try everything and be satisfied. They bring naan to the table. The goat curry is phenomenal. So tender and juicy. Falls off the bone. Don't forget to suck on that bone for a second 😉 😏 😜 Very clean buffet counter. Clean plates. Beautiful baskets of bread. The naan is so good 😭 its so crispy but not dry. And the butter smell is amazing. Ofc And they have a bar

Not what it used to be. Will not be driving from Douglasville to Decatur for this again. First of all, the construction threw us off. You can barely distinguish the parking spots. We got there at noon and not many people were there. The buffet was so limited, less than 12 items including the salad bar. Only one dish on the back of the main bar. The selections were not fresh and not flavorful. Our server was polite, but disappeared really early. We had to ask another server for the check. The naan was good and the goat was tender, but mostly bones and fat.

I ordered veg biryani on Saturday for my lunch and I got a cockroach to go with it. Disgusting. Look at the food you serve.

It was first time so i was scared. It was delicious!!!! i had spinach chicken with white rice. Medium Spice

Came to this place because friend recommended but was little disappointed. Some food was good some was not at all may be we came closer to the closing. But still chicken masala looked good but not taste less salt and Desi chicken was also same felt chicken in the dish was not marinated. Chilli chicken and chile panned and kebab was good. Bullet naan was good. Overall ok

A buffet with goat curry? Need I say more? Fine, I guess. $15 buffet with vegan, vegetarian, and meat options. The goat curry was to die for. Friendly staff. Delicious mango lassi. Naan provided during buffet. Full bar. Lots of parking. There. Now, go!

Located in an Indian plaza making it a good spot for Indian groceries and food. For $15, I believe this buffet is a great deal even with a relatively small selection. The food is hot and what they had was delicious. The restaurant's interior is okay, the staff is quick to clean plates. My favorite is the paneer tiki masala, your taste buds will thank you! You're given naan bread at the table. The chicken wings are good and taste kinda similar to Chinese food wings. Very crispy and moist.

Came here on a Saturday night to find the restaurant about a quarter full despite all the construction outside that makes it seem closed. We got seated right away by their kind host as a result. I had a pretty filling lunch before so my taste buds weren't as primed for a delicious meal like usual. Their Garlic naan was soft and on the thin side. The butter chicken was saucy and tasty. I was surprised with the amount of tomato's in the garlic salmon but still enjoyed it. Overall, the food was good and the service was great. From the time walking in the door to walking out, we finished in less than 45 minutes. Wouldn't mind coming again!

Masala Indian Cuisine is a great spot that offers a menu with a variety of traditional Indian eats and an all-you-can-eat buffet. Service options are, serves vegan dishes and high chairs available. It's a traditional North Indian style cuisine with 10% discount for online orders. We tried the lunch buffet. Food is pretty good here, however their buffet that they do serve daily does vary from day to day. It would be good if they have added few more dishes to their buffet like some seafood and biryanis. Reasonably priced for the buffet. My recommended dishes here are the Paneer Tikka Masala, Goat Curry, Butter Chicken, Chicken Wings, Garlic Naan and Daal. The chicken and goat curries are rich and flavorful. Not too spicy, but just right. Plenty of free car parking available in fornt of the restaurant. Service is also great. Very drab inside and not very inviting ambiance, need more lighting to brighten up the space. I will definitely come back again soon to try more from their menu and also see if they made any changes to the look inside the restaurant.

I'm rating this place 5 stars in regards it's rare to see an all day everyday Indian buffet. If you're watching tiktoks and just wanting to get into Indian food this is a great place to start! It's also hard to find a place that keeps fresh food coming (no old poultry sitting there smells) because it's always busy and tables are filled when I've been here. They bring fresh naan upon request to your table and it's the star of the show along with the mattar dishes (anything with peas) I highly suggest calling in before you go as the menu is daily and changes The only con is there aren't a lot of dishes I'd say around 5-6 dishes, salad bar, gulab jamun, sweet milky vermicelli (shamai?) for dessert. I do know you can order off the menu as well. I think there is also no beef dishes served here but I could be incorrect. Service is nice! Ambiance is family friendly

1st time the buffet was great. 6 months later, we took my elderly parents, but the food was horrible! Chicken tikka was not even chicken & greasy. Not sure what it was? Tofu maybe? The female staff were not very friendly & the owner/ greeter was not hospitable at all! Very disappointed. We will not be back!

This was my third time dropping by Masala Indian Cuisine. It's in the Patel Brothers Plaza, so there is ample parking available. The decor is lacking, but customer service is decent. I've never done a la carte here but for the price, their buffet is great! The buffet includes plenty of vegetarian and meat options, and everything tastes fresh. The lamb curry and potato puffs are my personal favorite.

I came for lunch and thought the buffet was very decent considering the price. The food was very fresh and tasty and the naan they give is absolutely amazing. It comes with the buffet and they make it fresh and they don't skimp! There aren't that many choices, but what they did have was very quality. The goat was probably my favorite, but honestly everything was quite delicious! My only complaint was that nothing was spicy. They should have red pepper flakes at the table

No frills but delicious Indian food. The buffet is not extensive but they always have goat which other Indian restaurants that offer buffet never does. The chai masala is so good. It's a must when eating here. The older Indian gentlemen aren't friendly but polite and efficient. They're staying open even while the rest of the plaza is under construction. It looks like they're finally updating their lighting. It looks much brighter now than our previous visits.

Not impressed. Went with some co-workers. I got the buffet which was $14/$15. The only good dish was the goat w/rice. The goat was a bit dry, not heavily seasoned, yet could have used more. The chicken wings were oddly, stained with some red sauce which was absolutely tasteless and very dry (I don't how you can mess chicken wings up). There were some sauces and other meatless stuff, but you couldn't tell what it was because many of the labels were missing. Not many choices for the buffet either and it was not very appetizing. One co-worker ordered veggie meat-like balls and when it arrived, it looked very unappetizing. He asked the waiter that lurked around the table the entire lunch (very annoying and creepy) if it was meat because he thought it was veggies. "Lurch" confirmed that it was ground up veggies, but when repeatedly asked what veggies were in the balls he absolutely refused to answer and just repeated "mixed veggies". Needless to say, it was trashed. Last, I've never experienced having to get in a single file line to pay your bill, but all 11 had to stand in line and individually pay our bills, SMH. Needless to say, it took FOREVER! I've had a whole lot better and will not be back.

Got take out from here because I was craving indian food and some friends have said that this place is good. We got the chicken lollipop, vegetable manchurian, chicken tikka masala, paneer tikka masala, and garlic naan. All the food came out pretty good, but was on the oily side, so I gave it 4 stars. We ordered everything medium spicy and my husband found it to be pretty good on spice but it was a little mild for me. Garlic naan was the best thing we got!

I went for the buffet today for lunch. The price was very reasonable - $14.99. I wish the buffet options had more variety, but I did like the tandoori chicken and the chicken curry very much. The staff were all quick to provide service throughout our meal.

Not that many selections for it to be a buffet! Food wasn't hot! Just wasn't our cup of tea!

I am never going back. The food is being made with no spices. I felt cheated sitting there having a meal with no flavor. Please avoid this place.

we went for the lunch buffet with a large group of people and the ambiance and atmosphere was very nice and they accommodated our group well. however, the food itself in the restaurant was underwhelming. they had minimal vegetarian options, and the meat options were subpar at best. the chicken bones were dry and hard to eat, and curries itself were extremely oily. our naan also took a very long time to come out. it overall was an okay experience, and the food was affordable for the quality it was at.

Very nice place to eat. Good tasting food and very clean. Service being waited on is good too. I do recommend this to anyone. I will revisit.

Our favorite Indian restaurant! Great service, full bar, and some of the most flavorful food we have found in Atlanta. If I could give them a sixth star, I would.

Have loved this Indian buffet for years! My favorite has always been the curry goat! However I have never been disappointed with any of the buffet offerings. They do a good jog of rotating items on the buffet. Always a favorite of mine!

I went because of some good reviews. But, was completely disappointed. This place is in a strip mall full of other Indian establishments. The ambiance leaves a lot to be desired. They need to pump some fresh air into the restaurant to begin with. The lunch buffet is priced low at $14. So, the buffet accordingly is underwhelming. Only a limited number of items in the buffet, Everything was floating in oil. The goat in the curry was so tough that it was inedible. The only decent thing in the buffet was freshly brought naan. Pay a few extra bucks and go to a better buffet.

Masala is 100% the best Indian that I've had. I don't understand how they have only 3 stars. I ordered the chicken Tikka, tandoori chicken, and a tandoori mix grill, with various breads. Of the 3, the only negative was the tandoori mix. It was a bit of an odd combo of stuff but the flavors were spot on. I'll eat here any time I'm in that area.

When my friends and I came to Masala for lunch, we got the buffet and none of us ate for 24 hours after. I've never had a more nourishing and fulfilling meal outside of my mother's house. The buffet had only classic options and every single one of them was phenomenal!

the goat curry and soft warm naan were very good. The chicken curry was flavorful as well. The selection is less than other buffets but the items are delicious and it's a great deal at $14 for lunch. I would return

Went to this restaurant on a whim while shopping near the area. The lunch buffet was surprisingly delicious. The selection of items were few but every dish tasted delicious. Not very vegetarian/vegan friendly. The goat curry was cooked perfectly and the meat fell off the bones. The khari chicken was a pleasant surprise with great depth in flavor. The matar paneer was outstanding: creamy, filled with cashews and a bit of heat. Overall, food was delicious and might be worth a visit especially with relatively cheap buffet prices.

The best place to get roti & lamb curry, or it might be goat curry.. all I know is that it's soooooooo freaking good!!!.. spices are on point! It's an Indian buffet... the best Indian buffet in ga.. oh yeah the chai is just the best brought me back to my childhood day of having chai in the evening while my grandparents told me stories..

We've eaten here on many occasions primarily take out. It can get really spice so nice with caution of you like spicy. Mostly 2 hear level is fine for us. Garlic nan, tiki masala, samosas are out usual order

My mom and I decided to go out after work for dinner & decided on Indian food. So the way we ended up at this particular restaurant, we drove to this plaza {can't remember the name, but has a bunch of Indian restaurants} and looked for an Indian restaurant with a bar...no judgment! Visited on a Friday around 6pm, wasn't crowded, but there was a good amount of people in there. Greeted by a gentleman with a smile and a "follow me" motion, not weird at all just going with the flow. As we sat down we were approached by our server {who didn't identify herself by name}. I frequent Indian restaurants so I know what I want when I sit down, however some places cook their masala/curry differently {heavy cream, coconut milk, broth, etc.}. So before ordering I asked for clarification, the most frustrating part of my experience! No joke, I went back & forth with the server the make sure the veggie masala was DAIRY FREE. After about 5 minutes I gave up and order the veggie biryani. It was good, but definitely not the veggie masala I was fixed on. Now I ordered my mom, the lamb masala, but when we recievs the order it was obviously not masala. When I brought it to the servers attention she argued with me. It was definitely lamb kofta curry, not the same. All in all, I couldn't even enjoy my food nor did I order a drink {which was the reason we ended up here} because of the lack of customer service and sour server. I won't be back, there are plenty of other Indian restaurants to choose from, hummmphhh.

Literally THE BEST Indian in Atlanta/ Decatur hands down. The garlic naan MWAH chefs kiss! And the portions are awesome. I can eat one order for 2 days. I just wish they were closer the the downtown Atlanta area. I'd be here every week like clock work!

Never going back. Found a nail/screw (see attached picture) in my food. I still had to pay for the rest of the meal, and this dish was the only thing comped. Our waitress did not care or seem concerned. I will never be back here again.

The Buffet here is delicious and it was cheap. It's probably not healthy and it is oily. But come here and eat! So tasty! Sure the decor may be dated and looks kind of like a cheap hotel restaurant. But at the end of the day the buffet was cheap $10-ish and the food was surprisingly good. I've been to 4-5 different Indian buffets in Atlanta and this one is my favorite so far.

I have been coming here since I was a kid, and it was still called Mirch Masala, over 18 years to be exact. The quality of this restaurant has gone downhill BADLY, it used to be my SPOT. We had a mix of buffet and al a carte when I came here most recently. I ordered the dum biriyani and received the mixed biriyani which was disgusting. You could taste burnt bits mixed in with the food. Not fresh at all. The buffet is an even bigger disaster. The food is not fresh whatsoever and the buffet is not kept clean and therefore makes the food look even more unappetizing. They also have very few options available compared to other Indian restaurants and their options and quality. Do not get me started on how gross the restaurant is in general. Bathrooms and main dining area is unchanged in the 18 years I've been coming here. The place is filthy and dated. Not a great place to eat for ambiance or good food. If there is any reason besides that to eat in a restaurant, you tell me, because this place has neither. Avoid at all costs. Your wallet and well-being will thank me later.

So, Masala Indian Cuisine is probably not my go to spot for Chicken 65. I came here for dinner and got a to go order. Chicken 65 was my dining choice, as well as an order of veggie samosas. Combined, my order came to $16.53 after taxes The Samosas came in a three pack, were a little smaller (which was good) and were greasy. They did have other varieties of samosas, but I must admit I wouldn't get the veggie ones again. The Chicken 65 entree was actually cooked perfectly......they just were not seasoned at all, and were completely absent of flavor. I like my chicken 65 to be crispy, light and mixed in with onions and pepper (preferably jalapeno). All of my requirements for good chicken 65 were met, minus the peppers (they served it with green bell pepper) and most importantly, the seasoning (because these things were pretty bland)! The decor of Masala indian is dated, and in fact the menu they handed me had pages stuck together with food particles. That should've been my immediate sign to go elsewhere, but hindsight and all, right? Located in the popular Patel Plaza, Masala sits to the left of Patel brothers, when facing it from Church street. Parking is shared, so there's no real problem finding a spot. and getting into or out of the plaza isn't so difficult. One bonus with Masala is they ARE yelp friendly, and do participate in the yelp cash back feature (yelp messaged me and told me I got money back), so there's that. Masala's biggest problem is the ridiculous amounts of competition they have in walking distance. I've been to many of the restaurants here in the plaza or across the street from it, and many of them were fantastic, where as most things were just off with Masala, though they have seemed to find their audience and are trucking right along. Should you go to Masala? Maybe, but I don't know that I would make this my first choice, with so many other great Indian restaurants literally right next door. But that's just me.

I had been craving Indian food like crazy lately , to the point of having it 3 times a week for the last month . I'm determined to find the best Indian food in Atlanta or at least the best place to get tandoori chicken . So I yelped to find Indian food around my area and got to Masala Indian Cusine. I was greeted and walked to a table by the buffet . Also offered a water garrafe , had the lunch buffet for 12 dollars . The buffet features a lot of traditional well known Indian dishes . Personally I love chicken tandoori and to be honest this one here is the most authentic one I have tried in a long time and in Atlanta. The paneer was excellent with the freshly made naan bread basket , yum . I tasted everything and I must say everything was flavorful: The lamb , the Daal , the chicken everything was delicious. Tamarind source and raita was really yummy .The rice pudding sooo good as well . The restaurant itself is very spacious and decorated in a pleasant way , bathrooms clean and the gentleman that I think is the manager or the owner was very kind and a few times checked to see how I was doing . Now I know where to satisfy my craving for Indian food !

If you like to eat bland food, even when you ask for very spicy it is a place to visit. They are practicing good covid 19 skills, using paper plates, plastic utensils, cups. They hover over you like you are going to take something...I know this is the practice in fine dining, however I would not use that word to describe this place. I thought the fact that I brought my own Indian with me, I would have gotten better service...maybe it worked against me. Who knows...

For $12, the buffet was nothing special. Just average in terms of choices and quality. The goat curry and vermicelli sweet were good. However, the naan took to long to come to our table, the tandoori chicken was undercooked and tasted rancid, the paneer tikka tasted pickled and gulab jamun was stale.

I stopped by here for an early dinner after reading several reviews just for an togo order. As I entered the door I noticed the health inspect report was up pretty high, so all I could see was the number, which I believe was 80, which explains why it was put up using a ladder. It is behind on the wall and most customers probably don't see it as it should be eye level or do not see it until they are leaving. I don't know about Decatur, but in Fulton this is not allowed. My order was for some nan, garlic nan and an order of their saag gosht (lamb), or as I like to call it lamb saagwala. The guy who took my order seemed to be the manager who was at the bar, he was friendly, but seemed to be in a rush to finish his conversation with a couple at the bar. There was no one else at the bar. While I was waiting (took about 30 minutes) for the food to be prepared I used the restroom and have to admit the restrooms here are repulsive, as you can see from the pictures. Had I ordered after I used the bathroom I would of just left and ordered else where. Before those who read my review say, "Oh, who cares about the bathroom, you don't dine out to use the restroom, you eat out to enjoy the food and that is all that matters" well, as someone who worked in public health for seven years, I can assure you restaurants who neglect bathrooms usually always neglect the bigger things, like the kitchen, checking food temperatures, food/dry storage, refrigeration, cleaning etc... On that note, always check the bathrooms before you order anything from a food establishment. There were about four guests who were in the dinning area eating their buffet, which seems to be the main reason why people come here. The table setups looks nice, but the ceiling décor, is not. One of the ladies brought my food to the bar and I paid her. I gave her a tip and she slid the money into a lock-box they have near the cash register. It has a big pad lock on it. I thought that was strange, maybe the owners don't want employees to have cash on them, so if they have no cash, they don't have to worry about theft of money and then at the end of the night they open the box and split the tips with the wait staff. Hopefully that is the case and the management does not pocket it. I left and this evening when I unwrapped the food it looked good. The Nan bread is huge, an excellent value compared to other places. Here they charge $1.50 for an entire piece, some places charge $2 for 1/3 the size. The saag looked good through the container and the rice smelled good. My wife and I plated our food and as I was eating it I noticed that the lamb was extremely tender, way too tender... Now that is a good thing right? The texture felt on my upper palate told me something was strange. The lamb was cubed and interesting enough there were no bones, maybe they deboned the lamb and cut them into perfect chunks, which would be perfect, but it turned out this was not lamb, but tofu. I ordered lamb, paid for lamb, but got tofu. Even though I did not receive the lamb as I ordered, the tofu did taste okay. Overall, the saag was about a 5/10. The flavour was lacking a bit, maybe there was not enough turmeric in it. I definitely prefer the Saag from Planet Bombay in little five point. Overall, the nan bread is excellent, if you want nan bread, then I would recommend this place. However, if you want an entire course, it might be wise to just go up the street for your hors d'oeuvres and entrées. Otherwise, you may just order a meat dish and get an vegetarian dish instead, which is healthier, just not what was ordered.

Kind of disappointing I thought it would be more authentic, but this is just a tiny local joint in that shopping center. They gave the head chef job to uncle in the back who just poured hot sauce on some shrimp and called it authentic Indian

I have never heard of this place until two of my friends and I decided to try it out. They have been here before and they have a native tongue for Indian food so I was all for it in going. This place is an okay Indian restaurant. We went for the buffet which was $10 a person--not bad at all. Lots of items to try. It was a hit or miss depending on your taste buds. Overall it was tasteful and edible. I love the curry.

One of the best Indian restaurants I've ate at! My friends and I love coming to Masala for the buffet. The prices are very reasonable for the quality food that you get! My friends and I stuff ourselves and always leave extremely satisfied. The service is great as well. We've never had an issue with bad service. I've tried the mango lassi, which is delicious, but the group's favorite is the naan. The fresh, straight out of the oven, buttered naan. Mmmm! I'm craving the naan now just from thinking about it. We will always frequent Masala!

Another great buffet meal at this restaurant. Love the fact that the buffet is always well stocked and kept fresh, even at 9:15 pm( buffet is all day long) Good range of very authentic dishes, and one of the best goat Curry's in Atlanta. Also included in the buffet price is Freshly made Garlic naan which is loaded with garlic... brought fresh to your table, delicious. Highly recommended. Best all day buffet in Atlanta

Update: I have since my last review had the opportunity to try more of Masala's vegetarian curries, and I can vouch for how solid they are! I enjoyed their vegetable mix curry, paneer tikka masala, aloo palak, and baingan bartha. I actually think their malai kofta was better the second time around, too, or maybe I'm just growing to be a fan of their preparation. I only took one star off this time because all the curries are a bit on the oily side, so just be aware of that. The garlic naan and samosas slap as always. If I get their gulab jamun or mango lassi next time and I'm a fan of those, too, then that's it, this is going to be the one (my go-to for Indian food) for me for now, at least in Atlanta.

I came here on a weekend with friends for the lunch buffet and was blown away by the price, quality of food, and selection! Some of the dishes offered at the buffet included paneer tikka masala, saag paneer and aloo, vegetable biriyani, tandoori chicken, and various other dishes and side dishes. With your buffet meal, they also bring out a basket of fresh, hot, delicious naan. The naan was absolutely some of the best I've ever had. I thoroughly enjoyed all of the food at the buffet. My friend ordered a mango lassi and I tried some of her drink and that was delicious as well; smooth, creamy, fruity. Given the price of $11, this meal was definitely beyond worth it and I will definitely be making this a regular spot for me! Aside from the amazing food and price, the service was fantastic too. There were two ladies who kept our waters constantly filled, brought out more naan when we started to run low, and were just overall very kind and attentive.

Pretty shocked at the three star review average happening here. They've been here basically as long as I can remember (back when they were mirch masala), and they've always been consistent. Really good food, really delicious fresh naan, and the service is good. I think it was $11 or $12 because we went on a weekend, but if you can get in there on a weekday, it's only $10. But still, it's a pretty good deal. I truly gorged myself, channeling samwise gamgee, dudley dursley, and professional hot dog eaters everywhere. I ate like I have never eaten before, and it's because that naan though, is everything you could possibly want. It's hot, they bring fresh when you're running low, it's a little buttery but now swimming, and so help me the top is fluffy like clouds and the bottom has that great crisp taste because, well, it's done right. (I've never been to India. I don't know if that's right). The curries are all pretty damn good also. And there's chicken, which you definitely want. And rice pudding when you're done. Holy God, eat it all. I apologize for the inevitable food coma. Mine lasted until dinner at seven, to be honest.

Best Indian buffet in Atlanta. "home style" food that will appeal to everyone even though the majority of the guests may be of Indian decent. Not overly spicy hot, in general. This all you can eat bar including hot naan was delicious. Because of the pools of ghee, I want to call it the Varsity of Indian restaurants. :-)

This is my favorite Indian Buffet. The restaurant is neat, staff is always around for you to call - that are always going around refilling glasses with water - you can't miss them :-). The manger is very friendly ; he comes to your table to welcome you & ask if you are okay. I have been there twice for the buffet. It's not like the large American / Chinese buffet. They keep it small but it's just what I need - 2 types of rice , about 6 sauces & 4 deserts (including this heavenly mango juice you can refill as many times you want that's free). They also have a salad bar. My favorite things I always eat ; Biryani Rice, Chicken Curry & goat curry , Tandoori Chicken ( I always dream of eating this chicken again & again - it's not spicy with too many Indian spices - it's mild and yet delicious - make sure you try it) , Naan Bread (it's fresh , comes to your table warm , buttery & delicious ( I asked for more naan bread 3 times and didn't pay extra), & Thai iced tea (its like a creamy mango juice , yogurt & milk mix - it's absolutely delicious). This restaurant also have a regular menu that I haven't tried but I hear they have other delicious things on the menu. If their buffet food is that delicious - I can't even begin to imagine what their other food tastes like. Their prices are really good for the delicious home cooked meal you get , quality and quantity. It is good for a large group , small group, solo adventurers & kids. I recommend this place to anyone looking to step out of their comfort zone & try something new , someone who just want to teleport to India with their palate. Enjoy , be adventurous & don't forget to grab some Caraway seeds on your way out (at the front desk) to freshen your breath & start your digestion - it's a great earthy way to do that.

Came to try their $9.95 lunch buffet. Masala's is a dark and outdated-looking restaurant in the back corner of the Patel Plaza. The service was very fast - we were seated immediately, they quickly took our old plates, refilled our water, and offered more naan when we finished our basket. The lunch buffet selection was pretty limited compared to Cafe Bombay. The main perks for me were the warm, fresh light naan and the flavorful tandoori chicken. The salad bar consisted of sad-looking iceberg lettuce salad with mint and tamarind chutneys that were both watered down and bland. The fried pakora was soggy. The paneer tikka masala was not hearty or flavorful, and the goat and chicken curries weren't anything special. They had lentils and chickpeas that were ok. The kheer for dessert was decent. I would probably skip Masala's and go to Cafe Bombay for a better Indian buffet experience (wider selection, nicer decor, better tasting food) or Zyka's (very flavorful and tasty) if you want good Indian in the area.

For my wedding, we had catering from Masala restaurant. I would like to honestly say that their service is terrible. It was downright horrible. The food was less and ran out quick. We had an order of food for 350 people, and barely 300 people were able to eat. It was an embarassing situation in front of guests when the food ran out. The Paneer tikka masala entree had no paneer, and only had gravy. The kebab was very cold. It is the worst restaurant for event catering. Beware!!! They are always late and always bring less food.

Pathetic and taseless food was served to us in this restaurant. It was my worst experience in Atlanta. Chicken lollypop was oil drenched, Chicken biryani with no biryani taste and full of fried onions and half cooked chicken. Methi mutter malayi was without methi taste and rumali roti with vegetable oil. Who puts vegetable oil on a rumali roti ??? I informed manager about it, just payed the bill and came out empty stomach. And instead of any apology they charged me full amount. Extremely bad experience. I will never suggest this place to anyone.

WORST INDIAN RESTAURANT I EVER VISITED. 1) VERY POOR AMBIENCE 2) worst food taste -definitely not Indian taste. 3) not hygiene 4) PLEASE DONT VISIT And waste your money - I'm not a local here I am passing through this way and stopped here

We love this place! It's our go to for Indian food even though there are a ton of options in our neighborhood. Honestly, we have only gotten takeout, never dined in. It's not only delicious food, but they have NEVER messed up an order. Nothing is worse than getting takeout and getting home and the restaurant messed up and forgot something. I really value that.